Mid-Century Bathroom Décor: Beyond White
In December 1964, Northern showcased Aurora’s colorful toilet paper, highlighting mid-century design trends and their importance in homes during that era.
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In December 1964, Northern showcased Aurora’s colorful toilet paper, highlighting mid-century design trends and their importance in homes during that era.
Weldon Pajamas marketed family-friendly sleepwear in the fifties, promoting themed designs and affordable prices.
Good Housekeeping’s April 1963 article highlights children’s Easter fashion, featuring adorable, though impractical, outfits for girls and boys.
In the mid-century, a zipper girdle innovation aimed to help with waistline compression. Today, modern shapewear continues the trend.
Perma-lift introduced the iconic cone-shaped bullet bra with “magic inset” for uplifting support, shaping mid-century fashion.
Perma-lift advertised girdles, bras, and panties in 1950s women’s magazines, using illustrations and targeting different lengths and figures.
The 1950s saw the rise of patented shapewear, including Jantzen’s Curvallure bras and Sarong Jr’s criss-cross girdle.
Fashion and industry shaped women’s desired hourglass figure in the 1950s, leading to the invention of the inflatable bra.
In the 1950s, the Lovable bra company sold affordable bras in various colors, using pin-up style illustrations in ads.
In September 1960, Maidenform Girdles ad featuring Arnold Scaasi’s dress emphasized the role of the girdle in fashion.
Maidenform’s Sweet Music cotton bra gained popularity in the mid-century, reflecting the shift to more natural undergarment styles.
In the mid-20th century, Maidenform’s consistent “I Dreamed I…” ad campaign captivated women, with whimsical themes and creative visuals.
In 1956, Jantzen showcased décolleté bras in ads targeting young working women in mid-century fashion magazines.
The 1956 Hollywood Maxwell V-ette ad showcased pastel bras with unique branding, including the tagline “The Wizard of Bras.”













